Woman's Society hears devotional at San Jacinto Methodist
The Woman's Society of Christian Service at San Jacinto Methodist Church met in Fellowship Hall yesterday with about 50 members. Rev. T. Edgar Neal led the devotion as Mrs. Chester Ford, president, presided. Mrs. N. M. Burk gave the devotional after the opening song Take Time To Be Holy. The program on Day of Event was presented in a forum led by Mrs. L. E. Riddle.
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San Jacinto
Chester Ford
N. M. Burk
L. E. Riddle
Church Council installs new officers in impressive service
Woman's Page reports First Presbyterian Church Woman's Council held an all day session for its annual business meeting. Mrs. C. T. Crowe led morning reports, then Mrs. Francis W. Pritchard presided at the candlelight installation. Mrs. Clarence N. Wylie of Dalhart gave the charge to officers and Dr. Francis W. Pritchard offered greetings.
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First Presbyterian Church Woman's Council
C. T. Crowe
Francis W. Pritchard
E. C. Ochsner
Fairman Dee
Joe Lipscomb
C. D. Nobles
Clarence N. Wylie
Dalhart
The
Amarillo Presbyterian Society
L. M. Griffin
W. O. Stephens
M. R. Lindsey
S. L. Kanouse
Don McCullough
E. B. Johnson
O. L. Miller
C. W. Seibel
KE. H. Reedy
W. M. Hall
Mission Boards
National Missions and Overseas Hospital Supplies
W. W. Davis
Children’s Home
J. M. Hyden
Walter Mount
Gib Wright
Fred Brien
C. H. Greer
Amarillo
A. A. Bush
Red Cross
R. J. Parsons
E. J. Vogt
O. S. Reed
Garden Club
B. C. Elliott
Mesdames
G. S. Babb
Tom Wingate
Donald Hannum
F. A. Donnell
Wayne Wi
Auxiliary Election at Panhandle Geological Society Meeting
The Panhandle Geological Society Auxiliary elected officers at a bridge luncheon in the Herring Hotel. Officers: President Mrs. Leroy Fugitt, vice-president Mrs. Dewitt Potter, secretary-treasurer Mrs. Ed Hatton, publicity Mrs. Hugh Garrison. Retiring officers included Mrs. Pat Meholin and Mrs. J. H. Tarver. Mrs. Charles E. Davis won high in bridge followed by Mrs. Meholin. Next luncheon on Feb. 2 hosted by Mrs. Potter and Mrs. Garrison.
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Panhandle Geological Society
Herring Hotel
Leroy Fugitt
Dewitt Potter
Ed Hatton
Hugh Garrison
Pat Meholin
J. H. Tarver
E. A. Paschal
Fred S. Alexander
Social Calendar Listings for Tonigat and Friday
Community events span Tonigat at Carpenters Hall and IOOF Hall with 7:30 starts. Friday schedules include Garden Club executive board, Stitch and Chatter, Modern Study Club luncheon, Sorosis Study Club, AAUW Antiques group, Pecos Valley Queens Lodge and Child Welfare group at Crockett, Twentieth Century Club, and Friday Needle Club with multiple hosts and addresses listed.
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J. C. Wyatt
Jackson
Carl Larson
Colorado
Modern Study Club
T. E. Reyman
Harrison
Sorosis Study Club
B. E. Buchanan
Bowie
Aauw Antiques Appreciation Group
H. W. Schmidt
Sunset
Pecos Valley
Queens Lodge
R. H. Kelly
Crockett
Byron Gist
Te Thom
van Buren
Coffee gathering at First Christian Church Woman's Council
Four members and several guests met at the home of Mrs. C. P. Hutchings on Madison Avenue for a morning coffee. Mrs. A. F. Madison gave a devotional and Mrs. 8. A. James presented the lesson from China Twilight and Dawn by Frank W. Price. Mrs. Charles Creek spoke on Missionaries in China. Others present included Mesdames Tom Cook Quilla Daniel Paul Carson C. W. Dubbs E. L. Pitts H. Vandenburg Jean Watson C. T. Burchett W. A. Todd J. R. McKinley and Dan R. Owen.
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First Christian Church Woman's Council Circle
C. P. Hutchings
Madison
A. F. Madison
China
Frank W. Price
A. James
Charles Creek
Tom Cook
Quilla Daniel
Paul Carson
C. W. Dubbs
E. L. Pitts
H. Vandenburg
Jean Watson
C. T. Burchett
W. A. Todd
J. R. McKinley
Dan R. Owen
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Church Council
Tonigat Local
Carpenters Hall
Zonta Club
Car Grove
Woodmen Circle
Ioof
Sal
Bniton
Bear Brand
Knitting Dept
Whies Kirk
Council Circle
Amarillo Baracat
West Sth Ave
Brassieres
Globe-News
Fab
FAB Useus
Colgate-Palmolive- Peet Laboratories
LACE
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